The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
s. 500 within the past three wears.

Mich, fell dead in the railway depot
at Kalamazoo early Monday morning
1t is reported that the Chicago. Bur-
lington and Northern road has fully
determined to build "a Inc west OF the
Mississippi river into the heart Of Da-
kota.
In the petroleum-fields of Russia
volcano recently burst forth. sending
up a iligll column OF fire and mud the
latter covering the grOund for Il square
mi e.
The resignation OF General p. M. Il.
Young rs consul general ut ST, Peters
burg has been accented by President
Cleveland, but no successor nas been
named.
Mrs. Emma Mo 10y is conducting a
revival 1T Vancouver where she went
IN search OF Mrs. Gl'a am. generally
believed TO have Deen murdered III
Missouri.
Spanish republican emmigrants re-
siding in France have UecAled Lp form
SYST France i'll the event OF war with
Germany.
John Il. Cook, a ticket agent at Rock
Island, Illinois, ate tn rty-tour qua Is
in thirty days. for q silk nat and nov
desires to dispose OF sixty guam IN Sixty
days for 50 coo.
On the piers at New York freight
was moved Tuesday with more dispatch
than for some time past. There are
positive indications that the strike is
about TO collapse.o
DR.. T. ID. Bancroft, of Texas, has
been engaged by the Anti Saloon
Republican league to organize CLUBS
all over the United States, commenc-
ing in Connectlcut.
The British government has decided
not to permit the Queen Own rifles,
OF Toronto. an II - S,tt, OF Mon
treal. to visit England and take part in
the queens jubilee.
The commissioner of agriculture
sent Professor Webster, of Purdue
university, to the swamps of Missis-
sippi and louisiana to study the habits
OF the buffalo gnat
A bill has been introduced in the
Dakota legislature appropriating $780,
600 to purchase seed grain for needy
settlers whose crops were destroyed
by drought last year.
For being deposed from q passionate
at Lyons, Iowa, fifteen years ago,
Father f. G. Jean has been awarded
damages of 500, 900 against Bishop
ilchicooy, VI Duuuquc.
In an insurance case tried in the fed
eral court at Cincinnati, Judge Jack
son decided that general agency can
be terminated without giving its hold
Ell claim for damages.
Mrs. John A Logan is to visit Chica-
go this week to inspect the cites ten
dered for the generals monument.
She intends to have the final ceremon
les on Decoration day.
Friends of Dwight j.. Moody in New
York are actively raising money with
which to commemorate his flftieth
birthday by endowing his schools at
Mortified, Massachusetts.
The Judgment for 100000 damages
recently given to Father Lyons against
Bishop Ilennessy has been set aside,
as the latter had not been given time
to plead or notice of trial.
The Illinois Central bridge at Cairo
will require three thousand feet of
trestle. A commencement has been
made with seventy-five feet, and the
work goes rapidly forward.
Charles Whitney, now lying in a
critical condition at Athens, Ga, was
one of the victims of the Haymarket
in Chicago. whose partial
recovery was almost miracle.
The Texas Senate passed a bill to
prohibit dealing in futures. the penalty
for each days o1fense ICING six months
In jail and heavy fine. The House |
viii probably adopt the measure.
Charles Talbot, the absconding |
Memphis hotel-clerk, was captured in |
Kansas City. On his person were |
found the diamonds left in his charge |
by the husband of Fanny Davenport.
Henry l.. Lazarus, judge of the civil |
district court of the parish of Orleans, |
has been declared by the Supreme
court Of Louisiana guilty of malfea-
sance and gross misconduct in Office.
Lorenzo Snow, Polygamist. on be-
ing released from the Utah peniten-
tiary by decision of the federal SUI
preme court, was taken to his home by |
friends in q four-horse dray. |
A feature of the proposed Omaha
city charter that aroilseS opposition in |
the Nebraska legislature is the require
ment that no citizen can be an alder
man until he owns property worth
$500.
A bill to punish strikers who inter-
fere with the lawful employment of |
other persons by u fine of $500 and inn
for six months passed the
IeXas Senate, With only three dissent
ing votes.
When the interstate commerce law
takes effect, the Michigan Central road |
will virtually remove its general freight
Offices to Detroit, in order to make the |
required changes in the manner Of do
ing business.
AT the Champion mine, forty miles
north of Marquette, five hundred men |
quit work because OF the refusal of the |
to discharge foreman.
The sheriff swore in deputies to pre-
serve order.
John De Leon, of New York, who
styles himself an astrologer, recently |
of kidnapping young girls to
ship to Panama, has been sentenced to |
fifteen years Imprisonment at Sing
Sing at hard labor.
Tire interstate commerce bill was
signed by President Cleveland Friday |
as he and the attorney gem
eral consider it free from the objec-
features OF the measure pro-
posed two years ago.
Nine citizens of Clinton, Ia, have
$250,000 to the stock of q
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